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What is the Start property?

What is the "Start" property of a graph scale?
If it is the lowest value, how does it differ from "Minimum"?

Chris
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"Minimum" is the lowest value of the scale.
"Start" is the value of the first (lowest) major gridline of the scale.
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> What is the "Start" property of a graph scale?
> If it is the lowest value, how does it differ from "Minimum"?
>

The start property, as the other post pointed out is used for grids and
markers. It is typically set to be a multiple of increment. If you
wanted the scale to contain odds between 7 and 17, you will need to set
the start to 7 and increment to 2. If you let LV set the start, it will
place the markers at 8, 10, ..., 16 and have the outer markers at 7 and 17.

I hope that helped. If not, ask a more specific question.

Greg McKaskle
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